A2525 Gottlieb Albrecht Family Papers, 1871-1946
A2525 Gottlieb Albrecht Family Papers, 1871-1946
A2525 Gottlieb Albrecht Family Papers, 1871-1946
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<strong>A2525</strong><br />
<strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Papers</strong>, <strong>1871</strong>-<strong>1946</strong><br />
3 folders<br />
Processed by Dennis Northcott, March 2010<br />
REPOSITORY<br />
Missouri History Museum Archives<br />
P.O. Box 11940<br />
St. Louis, MO 63112-0040<br />
314-746-4510<br />
archives@mohistory.org<br />
DONOR INFORMATION<br />
Donor information is not available.<br />
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH<br />
<strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>, the son of Samuel and Elizabeth <strong>Albrecht</strong>, was born January 16, 1855, in St.<br />
Louis County, Missouri. He died May 26, 1938, in Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County.<br />
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE<br />
The collection consists primarily of deeds, title certificates, and related papers regarding<br />
<strong>Albrecht</strong> family property in U.S. surveys 415 and 1911 in Bonhomme Township, St. Louis<br />
County, Missouri. The collection also includes several promissory notes and papers relating to<br />
the estate of Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong>.
Folder 1<br />
<strong>1871</strong> Nov 9 Certificate of title compiled by J.G. McClellan, 316 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo.,<br />
for land in U.S. survey 1911 in Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County. Title is<br />
vested in Laura L. and Jas. B. Townsend. Includes annexed certificate signed L.<br />
Babcock, March 14, 1863, that he has examined the title to a tract of land in<br />
Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, and that he has found the title vested in<br />
Benjamin F. Townsend, now deceased.<br />
1874 Feb 24 Certificate of title compiled by J.G. McClellan, St. Louis, Mo., for land in<br />
Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, owned by Laura L. and James B.<br />
Townsend.<br />
1880 Jan 7 Tax deed for property in Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri,<br />
assessed to Benjamin F. Townsend’s estate, and sold for delinquent taxes to<br />
Joseph A. Berry. The property was, in turn, sold to Charles W. Caines.<br />
1880 Sept 28 Tax deed for land in U.S. surveys 415 and 1911 in Bonhomme Township, St.<br />
Louis County, Missouri, assessed for tax to the Benjamin F. Townsend estate,<br />
sold to Charles W. Caines.<br />
1881 Apr 13 Document signed Adam Fick and Lesetta Fick [or Lisetta Fick]. “Received of<br />
Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong> of St. Louis County, my father in law, eight hundred dollars,<br />
being the purchase money for the S.E. 1/4 of N.W. of Section 25 S. 45 R 3 – an<br />
do hereby acknowledge this amount to form a part of the estate of my aforesaid<br />
father in law whenever he may depart this life, and that this amount shall be<br />
considered as an advancement made to my wife out of her share in such estate but<br />
this shall donation shall otherwise not be considered a lien against my or my wifes<br />
estate or property.”<br />
1881 Apr 14 Indenture between Elizabeth Mertz and Samuel M. Fisher, leasing to Fisher a<br />
house and land at Hill Town, Bellefontaine Post Office, St. Louis County, Mo.<br />
Land was formerly occupied by Henry W. Mertz, deceased. Elizabeth Mertz was<br />
his widow.<br />
1881 June 24 Deed for sale of land in Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri, of<br />
Mary A. Charles (widow) and Frank T. Charles (bachelor) to Emil L. Dosenbach.<br />
1881 July 21 True copy of the original summons in the St. Louis County circuit court in the<br />
case of Samuel M. Fisher, administrator of the estate of Henry W. Mertz,<br />
deceased, Elizabeth Mertz, Adelia Mertz, Josephine Mertz, Daniel Mertz, and<br />
Albert Mertz, defendants, and Elizabeth Schnarr and her husband, Henry Schnarr,<br />
plaintiffs.<br />
1881 Dec 1 Deed of sale of land sold by Charles W. Caines of St. Louis County, Missouri, to<br />
Emil L. Dosenbach of St. Louis County. Land is located in surveys 415 and 1911
in Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County.<br />
1882 July 11 Certificate of title of Emil L. Dosenbach’s farm, a tract of 178 acres in U.S.<br />
surveys 1911 and 415, St. Louis County, Mo., compiled by C. Th. Uhlmann,<br />
investigator of titles to real estate, St. Louis, Mo., at the request of Mr. S.<br />
<strong>Albrecht</strong>. (15 pages)<br />
1888 Nov 9 Letters of administration of the St. Louis County Probate Court appointing<br />
<strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> administrator of the estate of Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong>.<br />
1889 Nov 13 Account regarding the settlement of the estate of Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong>.<br />
Folder 2<br />
1889 Dec 24 Typescript agreement between <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>; Caroline Kram and her<br />
husband, Herman Kram; George August <strong>Albrecht</strong>; Ernst T. <strong>Albrecht</strong>; Bertha<br />
<strong>Albrecht</strong>; and Lisetta Fick and her husband, Adam Fick. Agreement relates to the<br />
distribution of the real estate of Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong>, deceased. Others mentioned in<br />
the document include Anna Broemmelsick and Louisa Braun (daughters of<br />
Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong>); Emil L. Dosenbach; Henry Weinrich; Andrew J.L. Stevens;<br />
R.H. Stevens; and Frederick Hyatt. Document signed in St. Louis County.<br />
1890 June 2 Typescript deed for sale of several parcels of real estate of John <strong>Albrecht</strong> (a<br />
minor) by Charles Eisenhardt, curator of his estate, to <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>, George<br />
August <strong>Albrecht</strong>, and Ernst T. <strong>Albrecht</strong>. Deed was executed per order of the St.<br />
Louis County probate court. Others mentioned in the document include Ludwig<br />
Sahm, Herman Schaeper, and Joseph Riegert (appraisers); Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong> and<br />
his daughter Lisetta Fick; Andrew J.L. Stevens; Richard H. Stevens; Frederick<br />
Hyatt; Henry Weinrich; J. Cunningham; Stephen Lanham and his daughters<br />
Pamela Lanham, Nancy Lanham, and Virginia Lanham; Emil L. Dosenbach; and<br />
Miranda Fenn.<br />
1892 Aug 12 Deed of trust between <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> and his wife, Elizzbeth <strong>Albrecht</strong>, parties<br />
of the first part, John F. Kessler, party of the second part, and Louis Kessler, party<br />
of the third part, for the sale of land in U.S. surveys 415 and 1911 in St. Louis<br />
County.<br />
1892 Aug 12 Promissory note signed <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>, promising to pay Louis Kessler $75.<br />
Stamped “cancelled, Aug. 12, 1895, Frederick Essen, recorder.”<br />
1892 Aug 12 Promissory note signed <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> and Elizzbeth <strong>Albrecht</strong>, promising to<br />
pay Louis Kessler $1500.<br />
1895 Apr 11 Promissory note signed Gottleib <strong>Albrecht</strong>, Richmond, Ind., promising to pay<br />
Gaar, Scott & Co. $1350. Stamped “paid, Sep 4, 1895, Franklin Bank, St. Louis,<br />
Mo.”
1895 Aug 29 Certificate of title of property of Gottleib <strong>Albrecht</strong> located in U.S. surveys 415<br />
and 1911 in St. Louis County.<br />
1895 Aug 31 Promissory note signed <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>, St. Louis, Mo. Verso includes notes<br />
regarding interest payments.<br />
1895 Sept 9 Declaration signed Joseph Craighead, vice-president of Gaar, Scott & Co. of<br />
Richmond, Indiana, stating that the chattel mortgage of <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> with<br />
Gaar, Scott & Co. has been fully paid.<br />
1895 Sept 17 Note of Moses P. Johnson Machinery Co., 715-717 North 2nd Street, St. Louis, to<br />
Gottleib <strong>Albrecht</strong>, Bellefontaine, Mo. “Enclosed find your cancelled note and<br />
chattle mortgage. We sent the mortgage to the factory for them to cancell. . . .”<br />
Circa 1902 Financial statements and receipts of Miss Lizzie <strong>Albrecht</strong> with the Missouri<br />
Baptist Sanitarium, 909 Taylor Avenue, St. Louis. (19 documents)<br />
Circa 1903 Receipt signed Lois L. Shardlow to Lizzie <strong>Albrecht</strong> for $3.75.<br />
1905 Jan 2 Financial statement of Mrs. <strong>Albrecht</strong> with F.B. Vogt, druggist, 2801 Easton Ave.,<br />
St. Louis.<br />
1905 Sept 30 Receipt of Willis Hall, M.D., 2332 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., to Miss<br />
Lizzie <strong>Albrecht</strong>.<br />
1917 Nov 6 Typescript agreement between <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> and his wife, Elizabeth <strong>Albrecht</strong>,<br />
and the Yarhola Pipe Line Company, granting the company the right of way to<br />
lay, construct, etc. pipes and pipe lines for the transportation of oil and other<br />
products across land located in U.S. surveys 415 and 1911 in St. Louis County.<br />
Agreement notarized January 3, 1918, and filed with the St. Louis County<br />
recorder January 28, 1918.<br />
Circa 1918 Note of Waldeman Schrader, carpenter and builder, Chesterfield, Mo., regarding<br />
the price of Delco light plant.<br />
1918 June 27 Contract between <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>, owner, and Waldeman Schrader, builder, for<br />
the construction of a house.<br />
Circa 1920 Circular letter of A.R. Sheffer & Company, stocks and bonds, St. Louis, Mo.,<br />
promoting investment in the Arkansas Producing & Refining Company.<br />
Circa 1920 A.R. Sheffer & Company (St. Louis, Mo.) circular promoting investment in the<br />
Arkansas Producing & Refining Company.<br />
Folder 3<br />
1928 July 18 Insurance policy of The Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of St. Louis County,
Missouri, to Gottleib <strong>Albrecht</strong> for a house and barn on the south side of Olive<br />
Road ½ mile east of Schoettler Road.<br />
1930 Oct 30 Receipt of <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> for a furnace purchased from Graeser Brothers,<br />
Creve Coeur, Mo.<br />
1936 June 23 St. Louis County Bank (Clayton, Missouri) check signed <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong> to the<br />
order of Malinda D. Constantine for $100. Check includes illustration of the bank.<br />
1942 Four war ration books issued to August George <strong>Albrecht</strong>, Chesterfield, Missouri.<br />
<strong>1946</strong> May 27 Typescript deed for sale of land sold by the Bellefontaine German Evangelical St.<br />
John’s Church Association to August <strong>Albrecht</strong> and his wife, Emma B. <strong>Albrecht</strong>,<br />
of St. Louis County, Missouri. Land is located in U.S. survey 415, St. Louis<br />
County.<br />
No date Envelope of the Hayes Pump & Planter Company, Galva, Illinois.<br />
No date Plat of surveys 1911 and 415, St. Louis County, Missouri. Plat shows Augustus<br />
Hill, Henry Yockel, Woodville Bates, Joseph Conway, and Lavina M. Conway.<br />
No date Handwritten notes regarding taxes on estate of Samuel <strong>Albrecht</strong>, deceased. Notes<br />
mention <strong>Gottlieb</strong> <strong>Albrecht</strong>, Herman Kram, Geo. August <strong>Albrecht</strong>, and Ernst T.<br />
<strong>Albrecht</strong>.<br />
No date Fragment of receipt of Willis Hall, M.D., St. Louis, Mo., to Miss Lizzie <strong>Albrecht</strong>.<br />
No date Printed envelope address to Arthur W. Schmid, recorder of deeds, Clayton, Mo.